Sentence examples for thought to be without from inspiring English sources

Because a child cannot use spoken language to converse, cannot make their bodies and facial expressions correspond to their feelings, they are thought to be without thought.

The U.S. was still thought to be without peer in scientific and technological advancement.

Ninety percent of Long Island residents are thought to be without power.

Some 10% of Honduras's and Nicaragua's total of 11m people are now thought to be without shelter.In both countries farming, vital to their economies, has been crippled.

The results also are beginning to home in on the masses of neutrinos, the most abundant particles in the universe, which until recently were thought to be without mass.

Almost 900 homes and businesses in the West Midlands are thought to be without electricity now after engineers worked through the night to restore power to many of those affected by Storm Eleanor.

Mr Schwarzman could free up part of his stake, thought to be 40%, without losing control.

This diminishes the visitor's experience, since such paintings were thought to be incomplete without beautifully written words.

About one in a million people are thought to be born without a sense of pain, which results in severe self-inflicted injuries from an early age and can lead to premature death.

The Allegra is thought to be drifting without power some 200 miles from the Seychelles.

The existence of God and the universe is thought to be eternal, without a beginning or end.